I’ve rounded up an assortment of vintage and antique teacups at various price points so you don’t have to hunt for them yourself.
This free cowl knitting pattern uses just one skein of DK-weight yarn, so it’s great for gift knitting and using up single skeins.
This is a free knitting pattern for a scarflet or mini scarf knit in sport-weight yarn and a simple garter stitch texture.
The star toe is a great toe style for knitters whose middle toes are longer than their big toe. This is also a useful technique for knitters who don’t enjoy grafting stitches together at the end of the wedge toe.
This year, to celebrate the holiday season, I’ve decided to do a virtual Advent calendar. Each day, I’ll update this blog post with a new treat under that date’s heading. You can expect to find free patterns, printables, playlists, recipes, links to favorite poems, and more.
The Pebbles by the Sea Hat is now available as a free hat knitting pattern. Find charted and written instructions in this blog post.
I went to the SoCal Fiber Fair last weekend! It was a blast. Here’s some info in case you decide to go next year.
Dahlia bulbs don’t like to be exposed to cold temperatures for too long. Here’s how to help your dahlias survive winter.
Here are some knitting affirmations to help you feel strong and confident in your making journey, because we all need encouragement sometimes.
The crescent shawl is an elegant, simple shape that creates dramatic drape when knit at the right gauge. Here’s how.
It’s common to hear knitters use the phrase “selfish knitting” to describe projects made for themselves. I don’t use it. Here’s why.